In this conversation, Carl Thomas Gladstone hosts Reverend Alicea Williams and Reverend Tom Hoffmeyer from Mount Clemens First UMC. They discuss the church's community support initiatives, focusing on education for youth, addressing homelessness, recognizing community heroes, and upcoming initiatives. The conversation highlights the importance of church involvement in social issues and the impact of community outreach.

In this conversation, Carl Thomas Gladstone, Suzy Todd, and Barbara Wolicki discuss the impactful work of Dearborn First United Methodist Church, highlighting their community engagement, mission projects, and innovative approaches to addressing social issues. They celebrate the church's legacy, emphasize the importance of getting involved in the community, and explore creative expressions of faith while acknowledging past harms and seeking to heal relationships. The conversation invites listeners to connect with the church's ongoing efforts and participate in meaningful service.

The conversation highlights the collaborative efforts of Metropolitan United Methodist Church in Detroit, focusing on community service initiatives, support for local youth, and the impact of the Motown Mission program. The speakers discuss various projects, including school supply drives, accessibility improvements, and scholarship opportunities, emphasizing the importance of partnerships and volunteerism in making a difference in the community.

In this conversation, Carl Thomas Gladstone speaks with Chelsea Jones about Project Transformation, a program that empowers young adults through community service and leadership development. They discuss the program's origins, its mission to engage young adults in vocational discernment, and the impact it has had on participants and communities. Chelsea shares inspiring stories of young adults who have thrived in the program and highlights recent developments, including a significant grant that will help scale their efforts nationally. The conversation concludes with ways for listeners to get involved and support Project Transformation.

Special live recording at THIRD MAN RECORDS CASS CORRIDOR with Freedom House Detroit and The KC DUO!

Joshua Davis joins us to talk about “Everybody Goes Someday” and our conceptions about death.

Thanks to our friends at Geez Magazine for organizing this conversation with Adrian M. Downey and James W. Perkinson.